One engineer, many orbits.
I’m a senior software engineer with more than fifteen years of experience, mostly in .NET full-stack development, with deep work in cloud and AI.
I began my career in India in 2010 and have worked across Mumbai, Gandhinagar, Hyderabad and Bengaluru. I studied in Pondicherry. I also spent five years working internationally in the USA, and from the start I’ve worked for global clients and with people from many backgrounds. That shaped how I think, communicate and build.
Outside my day job I build and ship my own products. Some are apps on the App Store, some are tools for clinics and small businesses, and some are platforms for sport and community. I like owning a problem from the first sketch to the support inbox.
I’m tech savvy and always scouting for new products, from the tools I build with to the everyday products I use in my personal life. I don’t settle for what simply exists in the market: I choose what matches my vision and the way I want to live and work.
I don’t stick to one tech stack. My vision and experience shape how a product is designed and built, and the technology follows.
I wanted to do an MBA at a global business school, but circumstances didn’t allow it. So I’ve been learning business the hands-on way instead: talking to potential customers and partners, working out how to reach and capture a market, evaluating revenue models from affiliate links to paid plans, and finding out first-hand how hard it is to win traction. I’m still learning, and I enjoy it.
I’m now looking to grow into new fields and do my best work there, and I bring a founder’s habit of learning fast and shipping.
What makes me happiest is success I can share: building something that works and giving back to the community around me. Away from the screen, I play badminton regularly, keep up with the latest in tech, and unwind with movies and music. Next on my list is reading more great books.
On-device firstIf a phone can do the job privately, I keep it there. Fewer servers means lower cost and better privacy.
Write the decisions downMy healthtech platform has twelve architecture decision records behind a deterministic rules engine.
Ship, then listenI launch early, handle real feedback, and rework what doesn’t hold up.
Fit the vision, not the shelfI scout new products, from work tools to the things I use every day, and pick what matches my vision instead of settling for whatever already exists.
Disciplined and law-abidingI manage money carefully, keep running costs low, and follow the law and the rules in everything I build and run.
